Woodside’s Scarborough, Trion, and Louisiana LNG projects have hit new milestones, with the finish line in sight for the first one.
Norway is targeting untapped Arctic energy by commissioning a new study to shed more light on the 1988 gas discovery in the Barents Sea.
The UK regulator has given Shell-backed Adura the go-ahead for a North Sea gas field following a courtroom showdown with environmental campaigners.
Perenco has wrapped up its decommissioning campaign, executing a P&A and infrastructure removal program in the UK North Sea.
Poland has hit a new milestone in its energy independence journey, completing the foundational piling for the new FSRU terminal in Gdańsk.
Woodside’s Scarborough, Trion, and Louisiana LNG projects have hit new milestones, with the finish line in sight for the first one.
Norway is targeting untapped Arctic energy by commissioning a new study to shed more light on the 1988 gas discovery in the Barents Sea.
Masirah Oil has kicked off drilling of the first infill well at an oil field offshore Oman, with production expected as early as November 2026.
Woodside’s Scarborough, Trion, and Louisiana LNG projects have hit new milestones, with the finish line in sight for the first one.
Norway is targeting untapped Arctic energy by commissioning a new study to shed more light on the 1988 gas discovery in the Barents Sea.
Masirah Oil has kicked off drilling of the first infill well at an oil field offshore Oman, with production expected as early as November 2026.
Poland has hit a new milestone in its energy independence journey, completing the foundational piling for the new FSRU terminal in Gdańsk.
Woodside’s Scarborough, Trion, and Louisiana LNG projects have hit new milestones, with the finish line in sight for the first one.
FERC has proposed an LNG blanket authorization program to slash red tape, optimize permitting, and fast-track U.S. energy infrastructure development.
Woodside’s Scarborough, Trion, and Louisiana LNG projects have hit new milestones, with the finish line in sight for the first one.
FERC has proposed an LNG blanket authorization program to slash red tape, optimize permitting, and fast-track U.S. energy infrastructure development.
PowerCell’s new order to supply hydrogen fuel cell systems for two more GMI bulk carriers brings the total fleet order to four vessels.
The duo will explore AI-powered vessel operations, smart shipping, alternative fuels, and maritime decarbonization.
Galdor Exploration has forged a pact with TGS, combining subsurface expertise with cutting-edge AI to rewrite the playbook for North Sea discoveries.
The duo will explore AI-powered vessel operations, smart shipping, alternative fuels, and maritime decarbonization.
Galdor Exploration has forged a pact with TGS, combining subsurface expertise with cutting-edge AI to rewrite the playbook for North Sea discoveries.
A new study shows nuclear ship propulsion can cut costs and regulatory risks and examines the possibility of treating reactors as reusable assets.
The first fully operational, pre-permitted and grid-connected wave energy test facility in the continental U.S. has opened for business. Officially opened on August 27, PacWave South is located off the coast of Newport, Oregon, and has been developed through the collaboration of the U.S. Department
Flex2Future, a Norwegian technology company developing floating offshore energy systems that combine wind, wave and solar power on a single platform, has wrapped up an extensive model testing campaign in Norway, putting its floating wave, wind and solar energy platform concept through simulated offs
Poland has hit a new milestone in its energy independence journey, completing the foundational piling for the new FSRU terminal in Gdańsk.
Woodside’s Scarborough, Trion, and Louisiana LNG projects have hit new milestones, with the finish line in sight for the first one.
Masirah Oil has kicked off drilling of the first infill well at an oil field offshore Oman, with production expected as early as November 2026.
Multi-front coastal energy gridlock sparks an offshore showdown, with California's infrastructure ban and lawmakers shielding Gulf military ranges.
Who can stop the operation, who can approve its continuation, and who carries overriding responsibility for vessel safety?
